Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

4 much spec,Ilation among the PROFESSION Us
| IN the name of the munlticent donor.
| Personals and Briefs.
Mfr. f.. b. Calling Will spend the Fourth
In Petersburg.
Mr.. John J. Hickok left for Old Point
| Comfort yesterday.
Mr.. II. Tburston Cardoza is In the city
calling on his old friends.
Miss Gertie Nelms, Of Petersburg, Is in
the city, visiting friends.
Miss Lucy Robinson Is visiting friends
| In Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Miss Minnie Bross, OF Baltimore, left last
| Wednesday morning for home.
Miss Mamie Fuqua, OF Richmond, will
visit her friends In Henrico county.
Master Berkeley Prosser Is spending the
summer at Mr.. Kello's. In MecklenDurg.
The Ariel goes down the river TIL, after
noon to City Point, returning at 3 j. NJ.
Mfr. T. O. Jones. OF this city, expects to
| visit bis sisters in Baltimore aud Norfolk.
Another excursion will go from Rich
mond to the Luray Caverns on August lst.
Rev. DIR. Peterkin will preach at the
| Soldiers. Home chapel at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. Ira r. Bland, wife, and two daugh-
| tiers have left for a pleasant trip 10 the
mountains.
Rev. DR.. Kerr. Of The First Presbyterian
church, will preach at the Male Orphan
| Asylum to-day.
| Miss Maggie Prosser left the city ycster-
day TO visit Miss Carrie Irwin. She will be
gone TIL September 1st.
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad
offer excursion tickets TO Old Point and
| Norfolk for $3.50 round trip.
The Virginia Steamboat Company offer
bali-rate limited tickets over its line to Old
Point and Norfolk tomorrow.
| Mrs. j. Arthur lie Troy and daughter
sailed last Wednesday from New York in
the steamship Germanic for Europe.
Mr.. Gus. wallerstein Is now visiting his
son. ip.aw, at Madison Courthouse, and
will probably remain two or three months.
There were prodigious preparations be.
ing made TO ward OF the heat to-diy, iudg.
ing by the activity Of the icemen las; eye'
DiDg,
Miss Katie Tuck, Of this city, left yester.
| DIV TO visit her friends In Reidsvllle, n. c.,
and in Danyille. She will be gone two
months.
Misses Clara and Maggie Nicholas, who
have been visiting relatives In Portsmouth,
will return home Tuesday much improved
| In health.
| D6nny-strcet Park (Rocketts) will be
open tomorrow. and band OF music for
| dancing Will be in attendance from II NJ.
until midnight.
Miss Mary Bell Miller, Of 1914 west Cary
street, left yesterday to visit friends at the
| North. She expects t. return about the
LIST OF September.
Horses are allowed TO stand on Bank
street and knaw the States fine willow
oaks, and have already greatly disbgured
some Of those trees.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
| Potomac Railroad Company Is selling half
rate tickets between all stations on its line
good until the 9th inclusive.
Mr.. Alexander Cameron's family have
|
will spend, as usual, at their elegant sum-
mer residence IN Orange county.
Juuge hughes, OF the United States
Court, was on the bench a short while yes
| ttrday. Heard a few unimpoItant eases,
and left on the GEO train for Norfolk via
Petersburg.
| Mrs, Dora Denzler Gilman, Miss Julia
| Kelly, and Messrs. j. Louis Sullivan aud
| III rot arf M
cert, to be given in Masonic Hall, West
Point. Monday night.
| After the return Of Mrs. Isaac Cohen and
! Miss Fannie Sycle from Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, New York, aud Other northern
places Of Interest they will summer at
Atlantic City for some time.
| Miss Lillian NJ. Stu1rt, Of BROOKLYN, who
when accompanying her faiher on bust
ness trip TO the South, spest few days
| With friends in this city, has returned home
much pleased with her visit.
The Hon. George u. Wise will spend
several weeks Of the summer in California,
attending 10 business and resting from Ia.
| bors that have been constant and eX1ctiDg
even since the adjournment OF Congress.
Mr.. G. w. White and niece, Miss 7.
I OUIHOGO, dUu DlT. W lltiiu bO-lNH, wiz
and child, OF Staten Island. are In tue city
Oh a visit. They will leave for home to-
| day at O'Clock on The steamship ROInoke,
Captain Couch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Cox, Jr., and Master
Louie j. Coggeshal left yesterday after
noon on pleasure-trip for Baltimore. New
York, Brooklyn, and Poughkeepsie. Master
Csggeshall will remain in Poughkepie for
several months.
Friday evening John j. Powell, regent;
| c. W. Tyler, secretary, and Il. L. Camp
bell, treasurer, Of Eliza Council, No. GJG,
ROYAL Arcanum, paid over TO Mrs. Bridget
| Weber. widow of the late Bernard Web.
Der, the sum Of $4,000, being the amount
| due her from this order on his death.
The PHILADELPHIA NeioS of Yesterday
says: "WiIlam alias Monk Brow, OF
| the rear Of No. $40 Lombard street, was
| captured yesterday while trying to swindle
| Alfred L. Ellis, OF Richmond, Va, nlso
| colored, by means OF the three card monte
| game. lie was held for court"
The memorial window for Major James
| II. Branch having been placed In position
| at the chapel Of the Confederate Soldiers
| Home, the regular services will be held at
Il tbt tO'udl ~ ~ " tiOJhs III
| rode officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhanit,
Mcssrs. Cunningham and Grant will render
| the music.
One OF the four persons invited by Pix
| etps men to go with them to Gettysburg
was Colonel III. Coalter Cabell. On that
blosdy field he commanded several Bat
ieries Of artillery. and IN front OF his guns
Pickett's men formed In lile for their dei-
pelate charge. The Colonel accompanies
| the survivors, and there are none there more
| modest and none with better record for
yalor and efficiency.
c. @. Gwa.kin, Esq. the New England
eastern agent OF the Wisconsin Central Line,
with headquarters at Boston, Is visiting his
mother here. Mr.. Gwatkin Is an old Rich.
mond boy. and the yapdity with which be
raised himself 10 bis present responsible
position 10 the railroad business Is highly
credltable to him, and shows that southern
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